Dryer has stopped producing heat

Hello auntrhodie - If the unit turns on but it is not producing any heat please have a professional diagnose the heating element and the blower assembly. Either part could be faulty at this time. This is not a typical DIY job so please consult a professional.

Hello,

Before wasting money on a timer that wont be returnable once it is removed from the packaging please respond to me and tell me does the washer do everything including draining, and the only thing it will do not do is spin
or will it wash but not drain and spin
their are 2 posibilities based on your response and neither is the timer

Thanks,
Gene

so ya know i have beena appliance repair technician for over 30 years

most likely it is the switch, the model # is on the dryer door once you open the door it should be on the inside of the door

check thermo fuse,,,onthejob

Well if it fills then it needs the lid shut to work. So if the lid is shut it hits a lidswitch and if that lid switch is broken then nothing will work washer wise right? As far as the dryer that may be a blown fuse but nothing on the washer could stop it from running cept maybe a bad cord or breaker.

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My twin stacking whirlpool washer/dry. The timer switch kicks on but does not dry clothes kicks off after 5 mins but, clothes still wet.

Replace the timer/control board

the thermostat might need replace

You have a sock caught in the pump, need to pull off outer case and remove pump and clear it out.

The lint obstruction possibly caused the high limit thermo to fail. It is designed to prevent the machine from running if it gets too hot. It should be the one at the top of the drier stack. the one on the element needs to be checked for proper operation as well. this can be done with a multimeter. Be sure to unplug your machine before checking as there will be power at the connection points.